I’m really not sure ;(

It  just makes me thing.. ‘not another one’.

Why ruin a perfectly good service?  I quite liked the fact that it wasn’t connected to everything else. (which is strange because you post once and it posts to everything else)

It was so simple and easy. Now I look at it and am really disappointed.

I haven’t got time to learn another load of changes.

Facebook drives me to the point of dispair with its constant changes.  I’m only their under duress to keep in touch with friends who can’t seem to pick up the phone or reply to an email.

Just no Posterous. no.

Wait – did Apple Patent “Spaces”?

https://posterous.com/.

 
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A Visit to Eric Arthur Blair, a set on Flickr.

Went to visit George Orwell for his birthday.
Just down the road from me in Sutton Courtney churchyard where he rests in peace.

@documentally organised a yearly event where people can meet up, have a picnic and share our experiences.
http://ourmaninside.com/tag/eric-arthur-blair/

 

Rupert Murdoch’s decision to close the News of the World was greeted with a frenzy on Twitter. The Guardian has analysed half a million tweets sent with the #notw hashtag over the past four days to capture how the scandal has resonated with the online community

A fascinating infographic …

Click to watch it play through

   

 

 

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/interactive/2011/jul/13/news-of-the-world-phone-hacking-twitter.

 

It seems that every website I visit nowadays boasts its own Facebook like button. But what does this actually mean for someone visiting the site? New information suggests these widgets do more than just post information to your Facebook wall if you click the thumbs up icon. Eerily, the buttons are working even if you don’t click it at all.

Privacy debates are flooding the conversation about social media and it’s no secret that Facebook users are now taking more precautions when it comes to sharing information online. I’m not here to ease that “Big Brother” paranoia that the media has rightfully instilled in so many of us. The Wall Street Journal recently revealed that Facebook (along with Twitter) follows users to sites even after they turn off their browser and even computer.

When you see a Facebook like button on another website, Facebook knows you’re there. The crazy thing is, you don’t have to actually click the like button. Just being on that website (like reading a magazine article online) alerts Facebook that you’re there. As long as you’ve logged in to your account within a month, Facebook can track you.

Read More…

http://www.allfacebook.com/facebook-knows-where-youve-been-2011-06?

- Guest writer Matt Reed is a developer at Redpepper.

 

So an excellent night was had last night launching the New Oxford Geek Girl Dinners ;)

Hosted and sponsored by..

Great talks by Wendy Stone from Bright Digital on Creativity, Caron @pcmcreative on Blogging with new Media tools,  Sylwia Presley on Personal Branding and the lovely girls from Oxford Innovation

then we all went down to http://atomicburger.co.uk/ ;)

 
 
 

I’m carrying on a theme from an earlier post but I don’t think it’s just me that sees companies and individuals across social media going through plenty of self-analysis and soul searching lately. The reasons for this to me are relatively clear. 1. Many so called experts and gurus(??) are slightly bemused as to why [...]

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